Perfect collaboration tools don't exi-

used to be 5/5 breddy gud the last time I used it, but now that it's an Atlassian product, I refuse to touch it with a 10-foot barge pole

>>58938265
I've used it on my previous work. We had switched to Slack later and I find it to be better.

>>58938265
What does it have over Slack or MS Teams?

>>58938328
Someone is butthurt their manager likes Jira too much.

>>58938265
Slack is a better messenger, mattermost is the best since you get to own your data. Hipchat needs to stop releasing smileys and support hidpi already.

>>58938265
>Perfect
This fucking piece of shit randomly crashes when switching keyboard layouts, freezes or stops receiving messages when toggling VPNs and has shitty integration even with Atlassian's own products.

Semi-official company policy has us just turning it off and on again daily so we can at least get shit done without someone important missing messages and failing to do their part when deploying stuff.

>>58938367
enterprise software approved

>>58940200
I disagree. My previous employer used
hipchat and had zero difficulty with it using mac/windows/*nix and 3 separate VPNs

>>58938368
>mattermost is the best since you get to own your data
I'd say Rocket.Chat is better than Mattermost from a user's standpoint. Unfortunately, it uses a shitton of RAM and good chunk of CPU time on both server and the client.

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>>58938265

> tfw my company uses JIRA, Confluence and Slack despite having hipchat thrown in with our deal.

>>58940749
>despite having hipchat thrown in with our deal.
hipchat is garbage. a company doesn't have to use it just because it's packaged with good shit.